NetEngine AR600 AR6000 Series Routers WAN Access Typical Configuration
NetEngine AR600 AR6000 Series Routers WAN Access Typical Configuration
NetEngine AR600 AR6000 Series Routers WAN Access Typical Configuration
NetEngine AR600,AR6000
WAN Access Typical
Configuration
(E1/Serial/PPPoE/LTE)
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• E1-M
• E1-F
• Serial
• PPPoE
• VDSL+LTE
Interface Management - CE1/PRI
Introduction
CE1/PRI interface can work in either E1 mode (unchannelized mode) or
CE1/PRI mode (channelized mode).
In E1 mode, a CE1/PRI interface works at a rate of 2.048 Mbit/s without timeslot division.
In CE1/PRI mode, the 2 Mbit/s transmission line of a CE1/PRI interface is divided into 32
timeslots at a rate of 64 kbit/s. The 32 timeslots are numbered 0 to 31, and timeslot 0
transmits synchronization signals.
When the CE1/PRI interface functions as a CE1 interface, timeslots except timeslot 0 can be
randomly bundled to form multiple channel sets. Each channel set corresponds to a channel.
When the CE1/PRI interface functions as a PRI interface, timeslot 16 functions as the D channel to
transmit signals. Therefore, only one group of timeslots except timeslots 0 and 16 can be randomly
selected to function as B channels, and then these B channels are bundled with timeslot 16 to form
a PRI set.
Serial 1/0/0:0
Serial 1/0/0:0
RouterA RouterB
Serial 1/0/0:0
Serial 1/0/0:0
RouterA RouterB
• E1-M
• E1-F
• Serial
• PPPoE
• VDSL+LTE
List of the function difference between E1/T1-F and
E1/T1-M
Serial 1/0/0
Serial 1/0/0
RouterA RouterB
• E1-M
• E1-F
• Serial
• PPPoE
• VDSL+LTE
Serial interface configuration
Networking Requirements
Each of RouterA and RouterB connects to an IP network, and they are interconnected by synchronous serial
interfaces. The synchronous serial interface of RouterA is a DTE interface, and the synchronous serial interface
of RouterB is a DCE interface. Synchronous serial interfaces need to be configured so that the two IP networks
can communicate.
• E1-M
• E1-F
• Serial
• PPPoE
• VDSL+LTE
Example for Configuring the PPPoE Server
Networking Requirements
Hosts on an enterprise network need to dial in to the Internet using PPPoE. An AR router needs to be configured as
the PPPoE server to provide the PPPoE service for users on the enterprise network. Each user host sets up a PPPoE
session with the PPPoE server and is allocated a user account.
The PPPoE server performs local authentication and allocates IP addresses to user hosts from an IP address pool.
• E1-M
• E1-F
• Serial
• PPPoE
• VDSL+LTE
Configuring VDSL+LTE link backup
Networking Requirements
Router is the egress gateway of the enterprise, and the VDSL interface functions as the primary interface to connect
to the Internet.
To ensure reliable access, the enterprise requires that the LTE cellular interface should function as a backup interface
to connect enterprise users to the Internet when the primary interface is faulty.
Configuration Roadmap
1.Configure the enterprise intranet and configure the Router as the enterprise's egress gateway to assign IP addresses
to enterprise intranet users.
2.Configure the VDSL interface as the uplink primary interface.
3.Configure the LTE cellular interface as the uplink backup interface.
4.Configure a default route so that traffic from the enterprise intranet is transmitted to the Internet through the VDSL
or LTE cellular interface.